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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1977
Page
4
A brief review details the Gladewater Municipal Hospital Auxiliary activities over nearly three years, highlighting community service, fundraising, and volunteer efforts in support of hospital operations and patient care.
In Tokyo a biannual food fair showcases crustacean dishes and deep sea fish prepared with vinegar sauces and rice wine. Gov't agencies promote unknown species to offset rising prices as 200 mile zones limit catches. Residents sample recipes and praise flavors while organizers plan gift carts and fundraisers for GMH.
Austin reports 1.7 million licenses will be mailed August 19 targeting 70 percent of annual distribution. Resident combos cost 8.75 and fishing 4.50 with fishing rising 25 cents, valid Sept 1 to Aug 31, 1978. Turkey logs rely on fall and spring seasons. nonresident licenses listed with fees.
Health educator Carla Shearer of the Texas A&M System urges rubella testing for women 18 to 30 during Immunization Action Month. If susceptible and advised by a doctor, vaccination is possible. tests are free via the Texas Department of Health Resources in August to October, with results returned to local departments.
Frank Vaydik, 61, director of parks and recreation, has built Kansas City’s acclaimed park network from 5,700 to 9,500 acres over 13 years. His wards include Swope Park, a 1,771 acre gem, and programs ranging from senior belly dancing to camps for handicapped children. He aims to place a park or facility within half a mile of all 530,000 residents, growing by at least 500 acres annually with a $10 million budget and 600 staff. Donations and land gifts fund much of the system.
Doctors find many corns and calluses can be removed medically without surgery. The DERMA SOFT Creme, a unique nonprescription ingredient, softens and removes corns and calluses easily. Show this ad to a pharmacist for guidance and request the free booklet by mail.
Theodore Roosevelt ascended to the presidency in 1901 following the assassination of William McKinley, marking a pivotal transfer of power in U.S. history.
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